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Illegal use of uniforms or insignia.-The penalty ot arresto mayor shall be imposed upon any person who shall publicly and improperly make use of insignia, uniforms or dress pertaining to an office not held by such person or to a class of persons of Which he is not a member.
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price, does not constitute a trust receipt transaction and
is outside the purview and coverage of this Decree.
Section 5. Form of trust receipts; contents. A trust receipt
need not be in any particular form, but every such receipt
must substantially contain (a) a description of the goods,
documents or instruments subject of the trust receipt; (2)
the total invoice value of the goods and the amount of
the draft to be paid by the entrustee; (3) an undertaking
or a commitment of the entrustee (a) to hold in trust for
the
entruster the goods, documents or instruments
therein described; (b) to dispose of them in the manner
provided for in the trust receipt; and (c) to turn over the
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
goods,
documents
or
instruments to the entruster to the extent of the amount
owing to the entruster or as appears in the trust receipt or
to return the goods, documents or instruments in the
event
of
their
non-sale
within
the
period specified
therein.
The trust receipt may contain other terms and conditions
agreed
upon
by
the
parties
in
addition
to
those
hereinabove enumerated provided that such terms and
conditions shall not be contrary to the provisions of this
Decree, any existing laws, public policy or morals, public
order or good customs.
Section 6. Currency in which a trust receipt may be
denominated. A trust receipt may be denominated in the
Philippine currency or any foreign currency acceptable
and eligible as part of international reserves of the
Philippines,
the
provisions
of
existing law, executive
orders,
rules
and
regulations
to
the
contrary
notwithstanding: Provided, however, That in the case of
trust receipts denominated in foreign currency, payment
shall be made in its equivalent in Philippine currency
computed at the prevailing exchange rate on the date
the
proceeds
of
sale
of
the
goods,
documents
or
instruments held in trust by the entrustee are turned over
to the entruster or on such other date as may be
stipulated
in
the
trust receipt or other agreements
executed between the entruster and the entrustee.
Section 7. Rights of the entruster. The entruster shall be
entitled to the proceeds from the sale of the goods,
documents or instruments released under a trust receipt
to the entrustee to the extent of the amount owing to the
entruster or as appears in the trust receipt, or to the
return of the goods, documents or instruments in case of
non-sale, and to the enforcement of all other rights
conferred on him in the trust receipt provided such are
not contrary to the provisions of this Decree.
The entruster may cancel the trust and take possession of
the goods, documents or instruments subject of the trust
or of the proceeds realized therefrom at any time upon
default or failure of the entrustee to comply with any of
the terms and conditions of the trust receipt or any other
agreement between the entruster and the entrustee, and
the entruster in possession of the goods, documents or
instruments may, on or after default, give notice to the
entrustee of the intention to sell, and may, not less than
five days after serving or sending of such notice, sell the
goods, documents or instruments at public or private
sale, and the entruster may, at a public sale, become a
purchaser. The proceeds of any such sale, whether public
or private, shall be applied (a) to the payment of the
expenses thereof; (b) to the payment of the expenses of
re-taking, keeping and storing the goods, documents or
instruments; (c) to the satisfaction of the entrustee's
indebtedness to the entruster. The entrustee shall receive
any surplus but shall be liable to the entruster for any
deficiency. Notice of sale shall be deemed sufficiently
given if in writing, and either personally served on the
entrustee or sent by post-paid ordinary mail to the
entrustee's last known business address.
Section 8. Entruster not responsible on sale by entrustee.
The entruster holding a security interest shall not, merely
by virtue of such interest or having given the entrustee
liberty
of
sale
or
other
disposition
of
the
goods,
documents or instruments under the terms of the trust
receipt transaction be responsible as principal or as
vendor under any sale or contract to sell made by the
entrustee.
Section 9. Obligations of the entrustee. The entrustee
shall (1) hold the goods, documents or instruments in
trust for the entruster and shall dispose of them strictly in
accordance with the terms and conditions of the trust
receipt; (2) receive the proceeds in trust for the entruster
and turnover the same to the entruster to the extent of
the amount owing to the entruster or as appears on the
trust receipt; (3) insure the goods for their total value
against loss from fire, theft, pilferage or other casualties;
(4) keep said goods or proceeds thereof whether in
money
or
whatever
form,
separate
and
capable
of
identification as property of the entruster; (5) return the
goods,
documents
or
instruments
in
the
event
of
non-sale or upon demand of the entruster; and (6)
observe all other terms and conditions of the trust receipt
not contrary to the provisions of this Decree.
Section 10. Liability of entrustee for loss. The risk of loss
shall
be
borne
by
the
entrustee.
Loss
of
goods,
documents or instruments which are the subject of a
trust receipt, pending their disposition, irrespective of
whether or not it was due to the fault or negligence of the
entrustee,
shall not extinguish his obligation to the
entruster for the value thereof.
Section 11. Rights of purchaser for value and in good
faith. Any purchaser of goods from an entrustee with
right to sell, or of documents or instruments through
their customary form of transfer, who buys the goods,
documents, or instruments for value and in good faith
from the entrustee, acquires said goods, documents or
instruments free from the entruster's security interest.
Section 12. Validity of entruster's security interest as
against creditors. The entruster's security interest in
goods,
documents,
or
instruments
pursuant
to
the
written terms of a trust receipt shall be valid as against all
creditors of the entrustee for the duration of the trust
receipt agreement.
Section 13. Penalty clause. The failure of an entrustee to
turn
over
the
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
goods,
documents or instruments covered by a trust receipt to
the extent of the amount owing to the entruster or as
appears in the trust receipt or to return said goods,
documents or instruments if they were not sold or
disposed of in accordance with the terms of the trust
receipt shall constitute the crime of estafa, punishable
under the provisions of Article Three hundred and fifteen,
paragraph one (b) of Act Numbered Three thousand
eight hundred and fifteen, as amended, otherwise known
as the Revised Penal Code. If the violation or offense is
committed by a corporation, partnership, association or
other juridical entities, the penalty provided for in this
Decree shall be imposed upon the directors, officers,
employees
or
other
officials
or
persons
therein
responsible for the offense, without prejudice to the civil
liabilities arising from the criminal offense.
Section 14. Cases not covered by this Decree. Cases not
provided for in this Decree shall be governed by the
applicable provisions of existing laws.
Section 15. Separability clause. If any provision or section
of this Decree or the application thereof to any person or
circumstance is held invalid, the other provisions or
sections hereof and the application of such provisions or
sections to other persons or circumstances shall not be
affected thereby.
Section 16. Repealing clause. All Acts inconsistent with
this Decree are hereby repealed.
Section 17. This Decree shall take effect immediately.
Done in the City of Manila, this 29th day of January, in the
year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and seventy-three.
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